Stop losing the first three days to a bad brief.
Every brief that comes through your link arrives as a document you can quote from, with your name on it and the gaps already marked. Your clients tap through it in about ninety seconds. Free to start.
Brief us in ninety seconds.
Tap through a few questions. We get a document we can start from, you get a link to it.
Fewer calls to find out what the job is. Fewer rounds to fix what it was not.
Every brief that comes through your link is a document you can quote from. Your clients tap through it in about ninety seconds, with no account and nothing to install, so they actually finish it.
Deliverables, placements, dates and a budget band arrive in the brief, so the first call is about the work, not about what the work is.
The client accepts and the document locks with a timestamp. When the ask grows in week three, the brief says what was agreed in week one.
Your link, your page, your name on the document. Clients meet a studio with a way of working, not a contact form.
A document, with the gaps already marked.
Before you have spent an hour, the brief tells you what is missing, what is still undecided and what has been assumed. Rules, not a model: nothing is invented, so you can rely on it.
“2.9 weeks to the date. This scope usually needs 5.” On the document when it arrives, not discovered on day three of the job.
Sign-off with three people, no music licence yet, no reference chosen. Marked as open on the page, so you ask once, in writing.
Sound off by default, captions required, 4:5 for feed. Derived from what the client picked and printed on the page, so the specification is theirs, in writing.
Your page, your words. On Studio, your name on the document.
Every studio gets an intake page with its own heading, its own line and a background from the library, free. Studio puts your logo and colour on the page, through the flow and on the document, and signs the PDF with your name instead of ours.
Brief North Studio in about ninety seconds.
Ten taps, ninety seconds, and we start Monday with a brief we can both point at.
- Your words, free
- A background from the library, free
- Our line at the foot of the document
Asked at the end of Look, answered by tapping, written into the document. Up to eight per brief type, inside the same fourteen-question limit.
Every brief with its status and its date, filtered in a tap. On Studio and Team the links never expire.
Ten seats on one dashboard, one link, one set of branding, and your own name in the link. Only the owner holds billing and seats.
Free to start. Paid when it is yours.
A year is twelve months for the price of ten. Your clients never pay. Compare everything.
- All three brief types, the whole gap engine
- Unlimited briefs, no account to send
- Flags, questions, accept and lock, PDF for both sides
- Links live 30 days, forever once accepted
- Your intake link, your words on it, a dashboard of every brief
- Email when a brief arrives or moves
- Everything in Free
- Your logo and accent on the intake page, the flow and the document
- Your own photo behind the intake page
- Links that never expire
- Eight custom questions per brief type
- Document and PDF signed with your name, not ours
- Everything in Studio
- Ten seats on one shared dashboard
- One set of branding and questions for everyone
- Your own name in the intake link
- Only the owner changes billing, seats and the link name
The four things studios ask first.
Will my clients actually use it?
It is ninety seconds of tapping with no account and nothing to install. The draft is saved if they stop halfway, and the link brings them back to it.
Does an AI write the brief?
No. Rules work out the specifications and mark the gaps, and the answers are the client’s own. No language model touches a brief, anywhere in the product.
What happens if I stop paying?
Nothing is deleted. Briefs made while you paid keep their permanent links, accepted briefs stay accepted, and your link and dashboard keep working on the free plan.
How long does it take to set up?
Sign in, copy the link, put it in your footer or your proposal. Two minutes. Your words and a background are another two; your logo and colour, on Studio, another five.
Get your intake link. Free, no card.
Sign in with your email, copy the link, put it where clients will find it. The next brief that comes in is one you did not have to chase.